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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE

DEPARTMENT OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

STATE INSTITUTES FOR FURTHER EDUCATION

ANNUAL PLANNING OF THE SUBJECT MATTER

Pre-Junior: Extra and Friends

1st Term Grammar Vocabulary Speaking/Writing/project work

Units 1-6 - simple commands

- pronouns (my/your)

- is/are

- greetings

-numbers 1-10

- colours

- everyday objects

- toys

- objects in a bedroom

- pets

- parts of the face

- means of transport

Emphasis on dialogue, speaking,

pair work through games, songs,

prompts, project work and the

use of multimedia and

interactive technology.

2nd Term Grammar Vocabulary Speaking/Writing/project work

Units 7-12 - What colour…?

- My favourite…

- What’s this/that? It’s…

- Where is…? / Here it is!

- What’s in…? A/My…

- How old..?

- This is …

- there is/there are

- like/don’t like

- Do you like…? Yes, I do./No, I

don’t

- have got (affirmative & question)

- What’s the weather like?

- shapes

-numbers 10-20

- school things

- family

- food

- clothes

- seasons

- weather

1-2 short sentences about:

Some examples:

- things in a school bag

- family members

- likes and dislikes

- seasons and the weather

Δ1 (Primary I) - Happy Trails 1


Units 1-5 - a/an, the

- to be (affirmative, negative,

questions & short answers)

- plural (s)

- this/that, these/those

- there is/there are (affirmative,

negative & question)

- How many…?

- have got (questions & short

answers)

- alphabet

- colours

- numbers

- family

- animals

- personal items

- toys

- numbers 11-20

- school & classroom objects

- parts of the body

- pets

- adjectives

Some examples:

- a short description of

yourself

brother/sister

mum/dad

friend

- a short paragraph about:

your family

an animal/a pet

your classroom


Units 6-10 - possessive ‘s

- possessive adjectives

- can/can’t/Can…?

-present continuous (affirmative,

negative, questions & short

answers)

- imperative

- let’s

- plural (regular & irregular)

- some/any

- prepositions of place

- personal items

- clothes

- music

- sports

- activities

- places

- rooms of the house

- food

+

- days of the week

Some examples:

- a short description of

a picture

a place

- description of what people

are doing

Δ2 (Primary II) - Happy Trails 2


Units 1-5 - to be (affirmative, negative,


- have got (affirmative,


answers)


- possessive’s

- there is/are (affirmative,


answers)

- a/an/the

- present continuous (affirmative,


answers)

- Wh-questions

- can (affirmative, negative,


- must (affirmative & negative)

- imperative

- Let’s

- family

- animals

-rooms of a house


- clothes

- sports

- months of the year

- camping words

- library words

- ordinal numbers

Some examples:

a short paragraph/a postcard

about:

a pet

a bedroom

a sport

a season

a camping holiday


Units 6-10 - some/any

- How many/How much…?

- object pronouns

- present simple (affirmative,


answers)

- adverbs of frequency

- comparatives & superlatives

- past simple of the verb to be

(affirmative, negative, questions

& short answers)

- past simple (regular & irregular

verbs, affirmative & negative)

- food & drinks

- numbers 20-100

- prepositions of time

- jobs

- telling the time

- weather

- places

- nationalities

- text related words

Some examples:

a short paragraph/an e-mail

about:

your favourite food

the food at a birthday

party

your favourite season

everyday activities

something that happened

the day before

a famous person

E1 (Level 1)- Hot Shots 1


Introduction

+

Units 1-4

- subject pronouns

- the verb to be (affirmative,

negative, question & short

answers)

- articles

- plurals (regular & irregular)


- there is/are

- have got (affirmative, negative,

question & short answers)

- demonstratives

- possessive “‘s”, whose & who’s


- possessive pronouns

- Present Simple (affirmative,


answers)

- prepositions of time


- adverbs

- too & enough

- Present Continuous (affirmative,


answers)

- family members

- jobs & job related words

- holiday related words

- appearance related words

- face & body

- clothes & adjectives

describing clothes

- places & activities

- homes, rooms & furniture

- countries & languages

- weather


Some examples:

- an e-mail

- a description your family

- an invitation to a party

-an introduction of yourself

-role playing/jobs

-a pet/ favourite animals


Units 5-8 - can (ability & permission)

- must

- imperatives

- let’s

- object pronouns

- past simple (to be)

- past simple (regular & irregular:

affirmative, negative, question &

short answers)

- some/any

- countable & uncountable nouns

- lots of/a lot of/a few/a little

- How much/many…?

- comparative (short and long

adjectives)

-superlative

- be going to

- future simple

- question words

- classroom objects

- school subjects

- film related words

- hobbies

- sports

- food & drink (healthy &

unhealthy)

- quantity related words

- senses

- meals

- fruit

- vegetables

- meat

- transport

- places

- travel


Some examples:

- an informal letter

- a postcard

-My school

-A school day

-Favourite sports

-A short review of a film

-Food/likes/dislikes/healthy

eating



Units 1-4 - present simple

- present continuous

- stative verbs

- Past Simple

- used to

- past continuous

- present perfect simple

(affirmative, negative, question &

short answers)

- have been & have gone

- future simple

- present continuous (with future

meaning)

- be going to

- can/could (permission and

request)

- must, have to, mustn’t,

don’t have to

- relative clauses

- countable and uncountable nouns

- family members

- relationships

- school related words

- study related words

- home related words

- town related words

- archaeology related words


Some examples:

- a description of a family

member or a friend


- a postcard

- an e-mail

-jobs/role playing

city life/sightseeing

-suggest ways to improve

(your school, your town etc)


Units 5-8 - articles

- both, either, neither, all, none of

- too much/many, not enough

- Past Perfect Simple

- so & because

- question tags

- question words

- subject and object questions

- so & neither

- should, may & might

- first conditional

- second conditional

- prepositions of place & time

- prepositions of movement

- reflexive pronouns

- gerunds & infinitives

- passive voice (present simple &

past simple)

- comparative and superlative

- adverbs of manner

- garden related words

- insects

- sea related words

- farm related words

- television related words

- clothes

- sports facilities

- health related words

- exercise equipment

- accident related words

- possessions

- plane related words


Some examples:

- a story

- an e-mail/ a letter giving

advice

- an article

-hobbies/leisure time

-travelling and holidays

- healthy eating and living



Units 1-4 - present simple

- present continuous

- stative verbs

- see & think

- past simple

- past continuous

- used to

- present perfect simple

- have been & have gone

- present perfect continuous

- past perfect simple

- present simple & present

continuous (with future meaning)

- future simple

- “be going to” future

- future continuous


- both, either, neither, all, none of

- articles

- future perfect simple

- can/could/be able to

- must, have to, mustn’t, don’t

have to

- should & ought to

- must & can’t (deduction)

- may & might (possibility)

- work related words

- professions

- office related words

- natural disasters

- disaster related words

- rubbish related words

- food related words

- cooking related words

- shopping related words


- a formal letter

- an article

- an e-mail

- a letter of complaint


Units 5-8 - first conditional

- unless

- second conditional

- third conditional

- passive voice (present simple &

continuous, past simple &

continuous, present perfect

simple, future simple, modals)

- wish/if only

- reported speech (statements,

questions, commands &

requests)

- order of adjectives

- adverbs of manner & degree

- comparison of adjectives &

adverbs

- relative clauses

- defining & non-defining relative

Clauses

- gerunds & infinitives

- causative (present simple &

continuous, past simple &

continuous, present perfect

simple, past perfect simple,

future simple & continuous,

future perfect simple, be going

to, modals)

- clauses of reason, purpose,

concession, result

- music related words

- books

- film related words

- funfair rides

- house related words

- transport related words


- a review

- an article

- an essay

- a story

E4 (Level 4)- Cosmic B1

Selection must be made according to the students needs.


Units 1-5 - present simple & continuous

- stative verbs

- past simple & continuous

- used to/would

- the future

- conditionals: zero, first, second

- present perfect simple and

continuous

- personality and character

- houses and homes

- technology

- the environment

- achievements

- informal letter

- short story

- an article

- an e-mail

- an essay


Units 6-10 - past perfect simple and

continuous

- (a) few, (a) little, much, many

- reported speech

- third conditional

- wishes

- relative clauses

- gerund and infinitive

- the passive

- the causative

- food and services

- fashion

- education

- crime and mystery

- a review

- an e-mail

- an article

- instructions

- a short story

E5 (Level 5)- Cosmic B1+



Units 1-5 - present simple & continuous

- stative verbs

- articles

- past simple & continuous

- used to/would

- present perfect simple &

continuous

- past perfect simple & continuous

- the future

- future time clauses

- modal verbs

- past modals

- people

- life experiences

- stories

- transport

- relationships

- an article

- a formal letter

- a story


- essay


Units 6-10 - ing form vsto+infinitive

- infinitive without to

-the causative

- conditionals

- wish/if only

- the passive

- comparatives and superlatives-

- reported speech

- reporting verbs

- relative clauses

- question tags

- so, neither, nor

- free time

- gadgets and gadget

adjectives

- shopping

- the great outdoors

- entertainment

- a report

- a review


- a formal e-mail

- an essay

E6 (Level 6)- Cosmic B2



Units 1-5 - present tenses

- stative verbs

- past tenses

- used to/would

- future in the past

- it’s time, I’d rather

- future forms

- comparatives, superlatives &

quantifiers

- too/much

- so/much

- few/little

- not only…but also

- so do I/Neither do I

- modal verbs

- personality and feelings

- entertainment

- jobs & work

- activities, equipment and

dangers

- computers

- a letter of opinion

- discursive essay

- a report

- a letter of complaint

- -an informal e-mail


Units 6-10 - conditionals

- wishes

- reported speech

- passive voice

- impersonal structures

- causative have - gerunds and infinitives

- articles

- determiners

- relative clauses

- participle clauses

- question tags

- echo questions

- friends, family and

Relationships

- staying in touch

- natural disasters

- fashion

- landscape and travel

- a story

- an article

- an opinion essay

- a review

- instructions

E7 (Level 7)- real life advanced



Units 1-5 - articles

- reference

- past tenses

- modal verbs

- linkers

- perfect verb forms

- continuous aspect

- cleft sentences and inversion for

Emphasis

- parts of the body

- danger and preferences

- description of sports

- celebrations and special

occasions

- domestic tasks

- travel

- colours

- clothes

- people

- personality

- time

- environment

- global issues

- a description of data

- a formal letter

- a narrative

- a magazine article

- a persuasive essay


Units 6-10 - real conditionals

- modals of deduction and

speculation

- passive

- relative clauses

- modifying comparative

structures

- unreal conditionals

- nominalization

- gerund and infinitive verb

patterns

- reported speech

- healthy eating

- taste

- food

- sequencers

- positive and negative

adjectives

- advertising and marketing

- differences and similarities

- culture

- post-compulsory education

- as and like

- aspects of jobs

- entrepreneurial qualities

- a for and against essay

- a review

- a problem and solutions essay

E7 (Level 7)- Focus on Academic Skills for IELTS

The whole book must be covered. Emphasis on all four skills + Past Papers.

E7 (Level 7)- Practice Tests for IGCSE English as a Second Language

1. Reading and Writing 2

2. Listening and Speaking 2

Both books must be covered. Emphasis on all four skills + Past Papers.

E1 (Adults) – Speak Out Starter

1st Term Grammar Vocabulary Writing

Units 1-5 - be : I/you/ he/she/it/we/ they

- giving personal information


- making suggestions

- this/that/these/those

- possessive ‘s

- ordering in a café

- present simple

- telling the time


- asking for information

- countries

- jobs

-places and adjectives

- family

- feelings

- clothes and colours

- food and drink

- objects in a market

- days and time phrases

- events

- daily routines

- hotel services

Some examples:

- a personal introduction

- a description of people in

your life

- a description of a market

- a blog about your life

- about your favourite season

- about food to take to a

desert island

2nd Term Grammar Vocabulary Writing

Units 5-10 - there is/are

- a/an, some, a lot of, not any

- buying a ticket

- past simple: was/were

- past simple: regular & irregular

verbs

- giving opinions/directions

- like, love, hate + -ing

- object pronouns

- making requests

- can/can’t

- be going to

- places

- transport

- travel

- dates

- actions


- holidays & holiday activities

- activities

- money

- shopping departments

- music players

- saying goodbye

Some examples:

- an e-mail

- a travel forum entry

- a history quiz

- a story about a bad holiday

- captions for photos

- about a favourite possession

- a magazine interview about

learning something new

- starting & ending conversations

E2 (Adults) – Speak Out Elementary


Units 1-6 - present simple: be

- this/that, these/those

- making requests

- present simple: I/you/he/she/it

/we/they

- asking for information

- frequency adverbs: sometimes,

usually, always, often, hardly

ever and never

- modifiers quite, not very, really

& very

- have/has got

- making arrangements

- there is/are

- can for possibility

- shopping


- nouns with a/an, some, any

- how much/many

- quantifiers

- ordering in a restaurant

- was/were

- past simple

- making conversation

- greetings

- countries & nationalities

- tourists places

- hotel services; booking in at a

hotel

- activities

- daily routines &jobs

- the time

- household routines & life at

home

- personality

- family photo

- time expressions

- special occasions & special

occasion activities

- rooms &furniture

- places in towns; phrases to

describe places

- things to buy; shops

- food & drink

- containers

- restaurant words

- ingredients

- dates and time phrases

- weekend activities

Some examples:

- completing a hotel

registration form

- an email to book a hotel room

- an internet posting to a

Pen pal describing yourself

- about your family

- an invitation

- an email about your home

- a blog about your favourite

place

- a short report

- a recipe

- your life story

- a profile essay about a

special person

- phrases for interviewing


Units 7-12 - comparatives & superlatives

- giving directions

- present simple & continuous

- recommending

- articles: a/an, the, no article

- can/can’t; have to/don’t have to

- apologizing

- be going to

- would like to

- will, might, won’t

- making suggestions

- should/shouldn’t

- adverbs of manner

- offering to help

- present perfect

- telephoning

- travel

- places

- phrases to describe a town or

a city

- appearance

- types of film

- festival activities ; phrases to

describe events

- transport collocations

- excuses

- phrases to describe and

complain about problems

- plans

- phrases with get

- phrases to describe weather

- the body

- health

- problems; phrases to describe

a problem and to give advice

- outdoor activities

- telephoning expressions

- phrases to describe an

experience

Some examples:

- about a holiday

- a short article about a

town/city

- a blog entry about what you

are doing

- a review of an event

- a story

- an email about an experience

at an airport/on a plane

- a message board notice about

your country

- some advice for a health

board

- a postcard

- a story about an exciting/

frightening experience

E3 (Adults) – Speak Out Pre Intermediate


Units 1-6 - question form

- past simple

- making conversation

- present simple and continuous


- expressing likes/dislikes

- present continuous & be going to

for future

- questions without auxiliaries

- making a phone call

- present perfect + ever/never

- can, have to, must (obligation)

- giving advice

- past simple and continuous

- asking for/giving directions

- present perfect + for/since

- may, might, will

- seeing the doctor

- free time

- relationships

- conversation topics

- work

- jobs

- types of work

- time out

- the arts

- expressions with make & do

- education

- language learning

- transport

- travel items

- tourism

- health

- food

- illness

Some examples:

- about an important year in

your life

- a competition entry about

your best friend

- an email about work

experience

- a web comment about

work/life balance

- an email invitation

- a competition entry about

talents

- advice for a problem page

- an email describing a trip or

weekend away

- an application for an award

- about food

- about a sporting memory


Units 7-12 - used to

- purpose, cause & result

- finding out information

- relative clauses

- too much/many, enough, very

- buying things

- comparatives & superlatives

- articles

- making guesses

- uses of like

- present & past passive

- complaining

- present perfect (+just, yet,

already)

- first & second conditional + when

- giving opinions

- reported speech

- request & offers

- facilities

- money

- shopping

- nature

- the outdoors

- animals

- describing a city

- crime and punishment

- problems

- communication

- feeling

- internet terms

- film

- suffixes

Some examples:

- about a decision which

changed your life

- a blog/diary about a new

experience

- a description of a product

- an idea for a business

investment

- about your views on the

environment

- a travel blog

- a letter about an issue

- an email of complaint

- a web comment about an

issue

- a travel blog entry

- a web comment about your

opinion of technology

- a profile of someone famous

- a web comment about your

childhood ambitions

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